4-5. Title 32, USC status for National Guard forces is used for training and certain DSCA missions. A member's pay and allowances are federally funded, but the member is under state authority and subject to the state military code versus the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Operationally, this status is used for counterdrug missions, homeland defense activities, and the National Guard's weapons of mass destruction-civil support teams. Title 32, USC status is also used to secure strategic facilities, such as airports, pharmaceutical labs, nuclear power plants, and border crossings.